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Plugin: 1.3.8 (The shipped 1.3.0 is the same).
Rundeck: 4.11
Using the default shipped storage convertor setup of jasypt-encryption we are seeing that data gets encrypted on the way in to the vault, but does not appear to be getting decrypted on the way back out.
We are storing SSH Keys and Passphrases in Vault for use with the SSHJ-SSH NodeExecutor (same issue with OpenSSH one as well) and the keys when fetched back from Vault are not recognised due to be encrypted still.
If we disable the convertor, re-write the keys so they get saved plain then everything works as expected.
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KarlAustin
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Default storage convertor - Data not decrypted on read
Default storage convertor + Hashicorp Vault - Data not decrypted on read
May 30, 2023
Hi,
Plugin: 1.3.8 (The shipped 1.3.0 is the same).
Rundeck: 4.11
Using the default shipped storage convertor setup of
jasypt-encryption
we are seeing that data gets encrypted on the way in to the vault, but does not appear to be getting decrypted on the way back out.We are storing SSH Keys and Passphrases in Vault for use with the SSHJ-SSH NodeExecutor (same issue with OpenSSH one as well) and the keys when fetched back from Vault are not recognised due to be encrypted still.
If we disable the convertor, re-write the keys so they get saved plain then everything works as expected.
It seems we're not the only one seeing this: rundeck/rundeck#8205
Steps to reproduce:
Thanks.
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